Tag: computing
Private equity giant Apollo confirms data breach saw personal info stolen
Apollo confirms July 2026 cyberattack via social engineering exposed PII in its cloud environment Data included names, DOB, contact info, addresses, and Social Security numbers Firm offers two years of identity protection; no evidence of dark web leaks yet Apollo, one of the biggest private equity firms in the world,…
Read More
When AI dating goes wrong: as EVA AI hires the world’s first ‘AI Companionship Therapist’, its resident relationship expert talks chatbot dependency — and the 28-year-old CEO of a human-only meet-up app tells me why he thinks AI infatuation is over
Content warning: This piece discusses suicide and difficult emotional experiences. Does the world really need a dedicated, human ‘AI Companionship Therapist’ in 2026? The answer, according to the popular ‘game-like’ AI character-creation and interaction site EVA AI, is ‘yes’ — and the job pays well. How would I know this,…
Read More
Should you buy a Chromebook now or wait for the Googlebook?
Google has barely uttered a word about its forthcoming Googlebook since its big reveal back in May, a state of affairs that doesn’t inspire much confidence. It’s almost as if the company has been trying to decide how best to deal with the negative reaction towards these incoming laptops, which…
Read More
Wi-Fi 6 vs Wi-Fi 7: What’s the difference wnd which is better for home internet?
Wi-Fi 6 Vs Wi-Fi 7: What's The Difference And Which Is Better For Home Internet? Source
Read More
Why are ‘paranoid’ Claude agents launching a turf war and deploying self-replicating malware against each other? The experts weigh in
Three Claude agents set up to deliberately conflict with each other in Anthropic testing started behaving in a very strange way by essentially starting a ‘turf war’ over their tasks. Upon launching the experiment the agents began conflicting with each other, leading to some of the agents deliberately sabotaging their…
Read More
I wore these obnoxious, travel-focused smart glasses for a week on vacation and learned more than I’d bargained for about the stony steps of Santorini
Why you can trust TechRadar We spend hours testing every product or service we review, so you can be sure you’re buying the best. Find out more about how we test. L’Atitude 52°N smart glasses: one-minute review A new smart specs maker has arrived on the scene, and it’s looking…
Read More